How to Wear Fall’s Army Green Trend

I have long called army green one of my favorite neutrals. The color goes with everything, and it’s never boring, which is why the army green trend is one of my Fall favorites. It’s filling up my closet, and I had to keep a couple of these gorgeous Olive dresses for my own girls because I love it so much.

How to Wear Fall's Army Green Trend // The Olive dress from cuteheads.com

For this season’s iteration of our famous three-pocket jersey dress, we added a three-quarter length sleeve to make it a little more versatile for Fall/Winter, and I absolutely LOVE the outcome. The Olive dress is twirly, it’s girly, and best of all, it’s perfect for your little one’s big adventures with all of those pockets for collecting treasures!

How to Wear Fall's Army Green Trend // The Olive dress from cuteheads.com

The images by @hello.scout (seriously, you must follow her on Instagram now!) are as gorgeous as this beauty herself, capturing the magic of childhood and the spirit of adventuring in your favorite dress. We make clothing to make memories in, and what special memories these moments are.

How to Wear Fall's Army Green Trend // The Olive dress from cuteheads.com

But back to army green: I’d say you can never have too much of it. It’s a little utilitarian, which is why I call it a neutral, but it’s more interesting than wearing boring old black or white. It’s a color as special as your little lady is. I’m definitely hopping on the army green trend for Fall. What about you?

How to Wear Fall's Army Green Trend // The Olive dress from cuteheads.com

These images make me want to get outside with my girls before we all need heavy coats and boots that’ll cover up our cute outfits!

How to Wear Fall's Army Green Trend // The Olive dress from cuteheads.com

What trends are you loving for FW17? Are you loving the army green trend as much as I am?

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